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Illegal Action of the Democrats in the
Indiana Senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 9th.-The COM
ing week will be one of intense interest in
the Indiana Legislature. On Friday
Speaker Sayre, of the House of Represent
atives, sent message to the Senate inform
ing that body that on Monday morning he
would proceed to canvass and declare the
result of the vote at the November election
for Lieutenant Governor, the law requiring
this to be done in the presence of the two
houses. The Senate received this message,
laid it upon the table, and adjourned until
Monday. Tomorrow morning the Repub-
lican members of the Senate, nineteen in
number, will appear in the hall of the
House, where they will be recognized as
the Senate. The vote for Lieutenant-Gov
ernor will be canvassed and announced
and Colonel Robertson sworn in, after
which he will preside over the joint assem-
blage. 1t is understood that he will subse-
quently find means to officially inform the
Senate that he has been sworn into office
and is ready to take his seat as presiding
officer Of that body.
The Republicans claim to be acting in
strict conformity with the law, and insist
that the claim of Senator Smith to the
Presidency of the Senate will be utterly
void after such notice. If Colonel Robert
sons claim to preside over the Senate is
conceded by the Democratic majority when
he presents himself, the contest over
Lieutenant Governorship will of course be
ended. If his claim is denied, which is
among the probabilities, it has not yet
been made public what steps will be taken
in reference to the Senatorship. The Re-
publicans are still united in their support
of Harrison.
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the Second Reader, thus completing the
series of readers. Whoever has examined
these specimen pages must have been i'm
pressed with the excellence of the method
pursued in the preparation OF the books.
Critical and unprecedented judgment must
fully commend the results of the labors of
the State Board of Education, and thus
confirm the policy that led up to the pub
LEGATION of school books by the State. The
question of economy has already been
settled beyond cavil. California is now
furnishing school books for her common
schools, without any cost to the State
whatever, and at less than one-half the
cost to purchasers that they have hereto
fore paid, while the books are up to, and
in some respects superior to, the best STAN
dards formerly in use. At the same time
the vast amount of money heretofore annu-
ally sent out of the State to foreign pub
fishers is now retained here, and disbursed
among artisans of the State-printers, en-
gravers, binders, machinists and others.
In addition there must be taken into ac-
count these blessings with which the depart
ments of education, State, city and county,
are now visited, and will enjoy for the
future: first, the absence of the book agent,
no longer irrepressible; second, the
complete elimination from the educational
system of the long train of iIls-dishon-
esty, political chicane and corruption
that followed in his wake. What answer
those who opposed this economic policy,
and still project against it some feeble as
saults, can make in reply to such a showing
we cannot even conjecture.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

There is q corner on oysters, and rise
in price is imminent.
Katie Smith committed suicide on Satur-
day ina bagnio in Oakland.
The Pullman Palace Car Company pro-
poses opening an office in Oakland in a
short time.
Colonel c. Cooper of Grinnell, Iowa, is
taking steps for the establishment of an
other bank in Oakland.
1t is stated that a seizure of thirty pounds
of opium was made by the Customs Off
GERS on the Rush on Friday evening out
side the heads.
The clerical force in the City and County
Attorneys office is arranging old cases so
that the dockets may be cleared of them as
speedily as possible.
The Siebe-Nealon contest over the As
sessorship was concluded on Saturday.
Although Nealons plurality was greatly
reduced, he had enough votes to elect him
by 1888.
The reports of the Health Officer show
that at present diphtheria is quite preva-
lent among children, and twenty-four
deaths have occurred from that cause dur
ing the past three weeks.
John Gribbe, convicted of the murder of
Patrick Ryan, appeared ON Saturday TO re-
ceive sentence, but owing to the absence of
his attorney the passing of sentence was
deferred until next Thursday.
W. R. Wing, the owner, and F. P. War
rem, the Captain of the Inflated whaler
Atlantic, both of whom were charged with
manslaughter by Coroner's jury, have
been discharged by Police Judge Horn
blower.
On Saturday the remains of Miss Nellie
/. Hatch were found in Golden Gate Park,
by the side of which was vial containing
poison. Deceased had been in i'll health,
and lately told her sister that she was tired
of life. She was teacher of elocution.
A few weeks ago Edward Harris, who
keeps a clothing store under the Bella
Union Theater, on Kearny street, started
on trip to Los Angeles, leaving his
nephew, David Harris, in charge of the
business. During his absence David took
full possession of the money drawer and
succeeded in spending about 500 on fallen
women.
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annual meeting of patrons and members of
yesterday afternoon. The Institute was
founded three years ago for the instruction
of poor Hebrew children in wood carving,
metal working, pattern making, casting
and other handicrafts. The reports showed
the receipts of the Institute for the past
year were s3S, 007 II, and expenditures 1884,,
65S &c. The membership is 425. The
pupils number eighty-six, and q class of
seventeen will soon graduate Most of the
graduating class have already got work.
The South Not SO "soIid."
NEW YORK, January 10th-A. MA dis
patch from Richmond, Va, says: General
James A. Walker, Lieutenant Governor of
Virginia in Governor Holidays admins
tration, has published letter in which he
openly opposes the present Democratic Ad-
ministration. He says tariff for
revenue and incidental protection means
death to the mining and manfactur-
ing interests of Virginia. He and
thousands of others who have
heretofore voted the Democratic ticket
will hereafter vote with those whose views
harmonic with the peoples interests. The
letter shows that the great mineral sections
of this State covering four Congressional
Districts, are solidly averse to the Demo-
cratic State and National Administrations,
and wholly in favor of the most advanced
Republican views on all questions at issue
between parties.
Roach Near His End.
New YORK, January 10th-A. M.-John
Roach's DEATH in the opinion of his physi-
clans, is now only question of few hours.
DR.. E. B. Belden visited him last night.
When he left he told Carrot Roach
that his father was sinking, hav-
ing lost more strength yesterday than
during any day since he was stricken. The
cancerous growth has eaten its way into
the side of his neck below the angle of the
jaw, involving the large arteries, which are
likely to rupture at any moment, in which
case death from hemorrhage must ensue in
a few seconds.
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AWar Scare i'm London.

New YORK, January 9TH The Stars
London special says There is a slight
scare here. arising from the mobilization of
two English army corps. The officers ON
furlough belonging to regiments not on the
roster for foreign service are stated to have
been warned to hold themselves in readi-
ness to report for duty, indicating that
preparations are advancing for the forma-
ton of third army corps. 1t has further
transpired that the War Office is pushing
forward arrangements pointing to the army
and navy reserves and auxiliary forces
being called up. The activity of the Ad-
miralty is still more ominous.
In Liberal circles it is believed that if
these preparations really mean war, they
will lead to the fall of the Ministry, as
Churchill will be the first to join. the Lib
erals in denouncing interference by Eng
land in the continental quarrel. The
authorities of the fighting departments ex-
plain the formation of two army corps and
other movements on sea and land as part
of the arrangements for celebrating the
Queens jubilee. If this be SO, the Queens
jubilee is going to cost the country as much
as Beacons6eld's preparations to fight
Russia at the close of the Turkish war,
when a Russian force was marching on
Constantinople.
Inc ropes IfOpOseu heIuSe.
NEW YORK, January 9th.-The Times
Rome special says: There is report in
high circles that Monsignor Theuret, Ad-
ministrator at Monaco, has arranged a
written agreement between the Vatican and
the Prince, whereby, in case Italy is in
yolved in war, the Pope-in order to avoid
being summoned to do a vassals duty to
the kingdom-will remove the Office and
business of the Papacy to Monaco, and es-
tablish himself and the See there until
such time as Europe can guarantee him
permission to return to Rome. There seems
to be little doubt that some such scheme
has been arranged.
Sensational Affair in Rome.
ROME, January 9th.-Mathildi Mari, IS
years of age, and Miss Romaxo, aged 16,
Polish art students were found suffocated
on bed in hotel in this city to-day. On
the floor lay the dead body of man. Let
tiers addressed to relatives were found
which indicated that all three had COM
mitted suicide.
Attempted Suicide.
PARIS. January 9th.-Lindsay Elder, one
of the two English adventuresses who were
recently arrested here for swindling by
means of matrimonial advertisements,
day by opening vein with piece of glass
which she had broken from window of
her cell.
Prussia and the Vatican.
BERLIN, January 9th.-Negotiation be-
tween the Vatican and Prussia will shortly
be concluded which will enable Emperor
revision of the May laws.
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ARemarkable Cure of scrofuIa.

William S. Baker, of Lewis, Vego county,
Ind, writes as follows: Ny son was taken
with Scrofula in the hip when only two
years old. We tried several physicians, but
the boy got no relief from their treatment.
Noticing your Scovills Sarsaparilla and
StilliDgia, or Blood and Liver Syrup, re-
commended so highly, | bought some of
it from you in the year 1862, and continued
taking It till the sores finally healed up.
He is now 81 years of age, and, being sat
istied that your medicine did him so much
good when he used it, we want to try again
in another case, and write to you to get
some more"
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FIENDIsH WORK.
A Man Shot Down I'm His Own House by
Robbers.

n tAah oitob OOWh III Ills OWN hOub6 ny
Robbers.
PITTsBURG, January 9th.-A special from
Enon Valley Pa, says: A murderous as
sault. in connection with bold attempt to
burglarize the victim house, occurred near
this village at o'clock last evening. At
that hour Robert McGeorge, well-known
drover, who is in the habit of carrying large
sums of money about his person and keep
ing them in his house, left the latter for an
adjoining yard TO milk his COWS. Immedi-
ately afterward party of three masked
ana heavily disguised men entered the
house with drawn revolvers, and with
threat to instantly kill Mrs. McGeorge and
her two children, restrained them from
making an outcry. McGeorge re-entered the
house in time to prevent search by the
robbers, who, on seeing him, opened fire.
He retreated, but not rapidly enough, re-
ceiving two shots, one bullet penetrating
his mouth and issuing from a point near
his left ear, and the other lodging in the
unfortunate mans breast. The would-be
murderers then left the premises. Nc
George is dangerously wounded, but is still
alive. The authorities were at once mott
fed, and are at present making every effort
to apprehend the guilty parties.
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CANADA.
Members of the Cabinet Handing in
Their designations.

Members of the Cabinet Handing in
Their designations.
New YORK, January 10th-A. MA spe-
cial from Ottawa says: Owing to dissen-
sions in the Dominion Cabinet over the
immediate dissolution of Parliament and
holding general election, John Costigan,
Minister of Internal Revenue, has
placed his resignation in the hands
of Sir John a. Macdonald. 1t is not
likely it will be accepted until after the
elections Owing to some disagreement as
to next years estimates, now being pre-
pared, w. A. Mcclellan, Minister of FL
nance, after the Cabinet meeting on Sat-
day handed Sir John his resignation. This
is likely to be accepted and the place filled
probably by Sir Charles Upper, present
Canadian High Commissioner in London,
who sails for Canada tomorrow.
English Cabinet Changes.
New YORK, January 9th-A. M.-The
Stars London special says: 1t is unoffi-
cially stated at Carlton that Salisbury's
offer of the Privy Seal to Iddesleigh in
consideration of his resignation of the For
eign Office has been accepted with mild
protest. The Privy Seal under the last
Tory and Liberal Ministers, carried the
Cabinet seal, but under the present ad-
ministration does not. Lord Cadogan
is present Lord of the Privy Seal.
The vacancy in the Colonial Office caused
by Stanhope's transfer to the War Office
appeared to Cadogan's friends at Carlton
to provide seat in the Cabinet to
which Cadogan was entitled. He formerly
served as Under Secretary of Colonies.
His training in position and his views on
Irish affairs and the general policy of the
Government rendered him the most &C
ceptable man for the post, hence his pro-
posed promotion to the Colonial Office,
with a Cabinet rank, and the transfer OF
Iddesleigh to the vacant place, with his
nominal duties performed by subordi-
nate. Up to the hour of cabling, these ap-
pointments had not been officially con-
firmed.
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socialism IN CHICAGO.
Workingmen Who VIII Not Train With
Socialists and Anarchists.

CHICAGO, January 9th.-To-day the So
cialistict element added another to its rap
idly growing list of successes in capturing
the machinery of local labor organizations
An adjourned meeting of the Chicago
Trades Assembly was held this afternoon
to complete the election of officers, and the
radicals made clean sweep. Last Sunday,
by effecting q postponement after losing
the Craftsmanship and Presidency, the
conservatives temporarily stayed total de-
feat. To-day the radicals elected, over all
opposition, Louis Mailman as Recording
Secretary, Joseph Slumtree, Financial Sec
rotary, r. C. Owens, Treasurer, and Dyer
B. Lum Statistician. Every officer in the
organization is now pronounced sympa-
thizer with the cause of the seven men
under sentence of death for the Hay
market bomb-throwing. One officer, Lum,
the Statistieian, is an avowed anarchist
After the election the bricklayers' and
stonemasons' Union and Knights of Labor
local Assembly No. 1927 Withdrew from
the organization.
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ALTHOUGH PREDIsPosED TO LuSG TRoU-
BLEs from birth, you may yet escape Con-
sumption or other Pulmonary or Bronchial
diseases, by due care and watchfulness, and
by promptly treating unfayorable symp-
toms as they arise. 1t is in these cases DIR.
D. Jayne's Expectorant exercises its most
beneficial effects and has produced the
largest proportion of its cures. Besides
removing obstinate Coughs and Colds
which. lef to themselves, are frequently
the exciting causes of tuberculous develop
ment, this Standard Remedy allays any ex-
isting inflammation. promotes easy expec-
toration and cleanses the Lungs of the
substances which clog them.
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Sudden Disappearance of Girl on Her
Wedding Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 9th.-Miss Title
Smith, who came to this city from Wood
land Monday last, and who was to have
been married here last night to S. @. Henry
of Blocks Landing, has disappeared. The
prospective bridegroom left Miss Smith
shortly after II O'Clock yesterday, and she
has not been seen since then. Mr.. Henry
telegraphed to Woodland inquiring if she
had returned there, and has received a
reply to the effect that nothing has been
seen of her at that place. Both Henry and
a sister of the missing bride, with whom
that she appeared to look forward with
pleasure to her approaching marriage, and
they are at loss to account for her strange
Detectives have begun to
search for the missing girl.
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Doing Good Work.

The SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION got out
monster edition on New Years, which
contains great deal of matter which will
prove of interest to the people of Northern
California. The REcoRD-UEIoy is doing
good work for this part of the State, and
this number shoald be extensively circu-
lated in the East Chico Chronicle.
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A Guide Book.

The REcoRD-U N1oN's New Years edition
was immense-one of the most valuable
papers ever issued from that Office. 1t con-
tains large amount of information OF in
terest to the whole State and the great
Northwest guide book TO Northern Cali
fornia.-Red Bls.f Sentinel.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCIES.

The paper is for sale at the following places {:
who is also Sole Advertising Agent for San
Francisco; Grand and Palace Hotel News
Stands; Market-street Ferry and junction Of
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
Ar Also. for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento
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AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY.
The Legacy which the London Socialist
Left His Admirers.


NEW YORK, January 10th-A. M.-Dr.
Edward Ayeling and his wife were brought
from London by the National Executive
Committee of the Socialist Labor Party to
spread sociaGstic doctrines in America.
They returned on Christmas Day to
London. Their bills were considered at a
meeting of the Socialistic Labor
Party yesterday. Among the items
were $50 for cigars for DR.. Aveling,
a smaller amount for cigarettes for
Mrs. Aveling, 500 for theater tickets, and
s26 for stamps. Altogether DR.. Aveling
received 81 800 during his thirteen weeks
tour for expenses. The bills considered
yesterday were outside of his. When
Aveling departed he claimed that theCom
nittee owed him $780, He had received
500 from Herman Walther to pay his ex-
peuses to London. From the expressions
of the speakers yesterday, it is doubtful
if he will ever be able to collect
.his $500. There were three hours of
speeches on this topic, and very nearly two
hours more on the suggestion of Ayeling
that all Socialists had better join the
knights of Labor. We won't join the
knights :" one of the speakers cried out
We are sick of the Knights We will
stand by ourselves. and care for ourselves !"
and it was so voted.
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ARIZONA.
A Teamster Murdered Over Game of
Cards.

A Teamster Murdered Over Game OF
Cards.
BENSON, January 9th.-Parties arriving
here state that great excitement exists at
the mining camp of STEMS Peak, some
distance from here, over murder that has
been committed there. 1t is said that on
Friday barkeeper named Dean shot a
teamster named Maxwell through the
mouth, the ball passing through his head.
The Justice from the town of Wilcox re-
paired to the scene and invest gated with
out much success. Dean and Maxwell
were noticed playing cards together about
dusk previous to the shooting, and when
they were next seen Maxwell was cold in
death. The murderer is still at large.
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The REooRD-UEIoE IS The only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceiUcs the full Associated Press dispatches from
uH parts Of the tOorLd. Outside of San Fran
cisco il has no competitor, in point Of mum
5ers, is It's home and general circulation
throughout The coast.
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nest Paper IL Norlhern ,alifornia

The New Year number of the RECORD
UNION was grand sixteen-page paper,
filled with choice and useful matter. The
RECORD UNION is desidedly the best news
paper published in Northern California
North San Juan Times.
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Good Educational Chance.

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ments of English and &c man Universities
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OREGON.
A Barbecue on a Big Scale.

a BHfDecue OH q DIG Scats'
PORTLAND, January 9th.-Joseph Burk-
hardt's beef packing house in this city was
partly destroyed by fire tonight: About
$4,000 worth of meat in the building was
badly damaged. The loss is about IS 900.
The insurance could not be ascertained, but
is understood to be 5000.
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ScRoruLA. salt rheum, all humors, boils,
pimples and diseases of the blood, general
debility, dyspepsia, biliousness. Sex head
ache, kidney and liver complaints, catarrn
and rheumatism are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Take it now. 100 doses one dollar.
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THE STATE SCHOOL BOOKS.

Some time ago the RBcoRD-UNuoN re-
produced several pages of tie new First
and Third Readers and the Speller of the
States series os school books. On Satur-
day we presented representative pages of
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FOREIGN.
SOUTH AMERICA.
California Wheat Wanted i'm Per,

California Wheat Wanted In Peru.
LIMA (via Galveston), January 9th.-In
consequence of the closing of Peruvian
ports against Vessels from Chile, the wheat
supply from that country has ceased, and
in order to meet the demand for wheat the
Municipality have been authorized to take
steps to have the necessary supply brought
from California
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r,oR SALE OF TO RENT-A n0H
First. class Steinway Piano, in ~ ~
hest of order, will be rented to az N HHN
family or person who viii guar-9
antee il shall not be damaged, for IS per month,
or will be sold for SEQ Apply al this Office.
ia1O-IW
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HOME AND ABROAD.
WORKINGMEN REFUSE TO AFFIL.
late WITH SOCIALISTS.
Murderous Assault by Robbers The
War Scare in England-Dr.
McGlynn Suspended.
D1seRAcEruL pARrrsANsHrp.

IE[srEc1Ar DISPATCHES TO THE nHconD-usros.l